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Credit: Joe Hindy / Android Authority Welcome to the 366th edition of Android Apps Weekly. Here are the big headlines from the last week: We wrote our lists for the best Android apps and best Android games from January 2021. Among the highlights include AirMusic, Discovery+, Proton Calendar, Gordon Ramsay: Chef Blast, Princess Connect! Re:Dive, and a few others. January was a surprisingly decent month for apps and games and we hope 2021 keeps it up. Google Stadia shut down its game studios this...

Telegram Most-Installed App in Jan 2021 With Over 63 Million Installs, Most Coming From India FOLLOW US ON: Popular messaging app Telegram became the most downloaded non-game app worldwide in last month in January 2021, according to a recent Sensor Tower report. The messaging app witnessed a total of 63 million installed, a 3.8-fold increase from its numbers in January last year. Sensor Tower also said that India saw the most amount of downloads, with 24 percent of the 63 million installs comin...

DTMB Michigan launches free app to protect mobile devices from threats FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE LANSING, Mich. -- The state of Michigan is now providing residents access to a free mobile application that can detect threats to their mobile devices. The Michigan Secure app alerts an individual of suspicious activity on their mobile device, allowing them to interact with the digital world with greater confidence. “Our reliance on mobile devices has been met with a surge in activity by cybercrimina...

Rebag Launches Clair AI, the Worlds First Image Recognition Technology for Luxury Resale The software will be an extension of Clair, the companys proprietary pricing tool, and allow consumers to reveal the value of their luxury handbags instantly News provided by Share this article Share this article NEW YORK, Feb. 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Rebag, the luxury resale authority, launches Clair AI, a revolutionary image recognition technology that can identify and price luxury handbags within second...

READ MORE Google requires developers to go through an application process for gambling apps so it remains to be seen whether we will see a huge surge of gambling apps in the aforementioned regions from the start of March. Or, alternatively, if this will be more of a slow trickle as more and more Android gambling apps get approved. Announcing the policy changes in a support document online Google said: "We’re updating our Real-Money Gambling, Games, and Contests policy so more developers aroun...

Google usually pauses updated for its apps in the holiday season every year and resumes it in early January, in order to have no issues during the holiday period as there are not many engineers to fix these problems.

Credit: Joe Hindy / Android Authority Welcome to the 364th edition of Android Apps Weekly. Here are the big headlines from the last week: Parler is making a comeback sort of. The CEO posted a message this week. Apparently the site is returning sometime in the near future. Tim Cook also said the app could come back to the Apple App Store if the service improved its moderation techniques. Hit the link to read everything. WhatsApp’s privacy policy is still causing a bunch of problems. The chat a...

Gizmochina Acer is on a launch spree today. The company already announced its new TWS earbuds in India. It has also announced a bunch of new Products like multiple Chromebooks, and a Laptop. The models include Acer Chromebook 311 & 511, Chromebook Spin 511, 512, and TravelMate Spin B3 laptop. Acer Chromebook 311 & 511, Chromebook Spin 511 & 512, TravelMate Spin B3 Laptop prices, Availability Acer’s new Chromebook Spin 511(R753T), 512(R853TA) are convertible Chromebooks. These two Chromebooks ...

• DJ Mixer Studio 2018 • 1 million downloads • iSwipe Phone X • 5 million downloads • AppLock New 2019 • 1 million downloads • 3D Photo Editor • 50,000 downloads • Wifi Speed Test • 500,000 downloads • Ringtone maker - Mp3 cutter • 1 million downloads Trending If you have any of the apps listed in the report on your device the advice from security experts is to remove them immediately. "Simply put, if you have one of the apps referenced remove it from your mobile device,...

Warning - distressing content follows. Last November The New Indian Express reported on the tragic story of 23-year-old Sai Aravind who committed suicide after allegedly being pressured by a money lending app. The IT professional had been unable to pay back a loan he received in the allotted time, with friends saying the lender carried out full-scale cyber-bullying that involved harassment. Google has delisted a number of dangerous Android apps from the Play Store (Image: GOOGLE) Trending The l...